Recovery Blue Light Glasses Red
Recovery Blue Light Glasses Red
You recover your muscles – but the hours before sleep? The red blue light glasses filter 100% of blue light for your evening.
- 100% blue light filter
- For the hours before sleep
- Conscious evening routine
- Feather-light & no prescription
When do I wear the red pair – and when the orange?
When do I wear the red pair – and when the orange?
The red pair filters 100% of blue light and is only meant for the 1–2 hours before sleep. For the day (work, office, gaming) you use the orange version – the red distorts colours too much for everyday use.
Can I wear the red pair during the day too?
Can I wear the red pair during the day too?
We don't recommend it – the strong colour shift is impractical for the day. During the day the orange pair is the right choice; the red belongs to the evening.
Is there a return option?
Is there a return option?
Yes. We offer you a 30-day trial period so you can take your time to see whether it suits you. You'll find all the details here.
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Why the blue light glasses make the difference
Consciously into the night with the red blue light glasses
The red blue light glasses are your evening specialist. Their red filter blocks 100% of blue light from monitor, console and phone – made for the last 1–2 hours before sleep.
- Filter 100% blue light
- 1–2 h before sleep
- Consciously wind down
- Part of your recovery routine
The red filter blocks 100% of blue light – the strongest filter for the time right before sleep. Because of the strong colour shift, meant for the evening only.
7-layer multi-coated lenses with anti-blue-light coating, UV400 protection, anti-reflective and anti-scratch deliver a calm image.
At just 20 g the glasses sit comfortably on the couch in the evening too. The unisex frame comes in square (6018) or round (6011).
- Filter / tint: Red blue light filter (evening version)
- Blue light filtering: 100% of blue light
- Best used: 1–2 hours before sleep
- Spectral protection: Blocks the entire blue light spectrum
- UV protection: UV400
- Lenses: 7-layer multi-coating (anti-blue-light, anti-reflective, anti-scratch)
- Prescription: None (0 dpt)
- Weight: 20 g
- Shape: Square or round (selectable variant), unisex
- Frame width: 141 mm (square) / 139 mm (round)
- Lens width: 55 mm (square) / 51 mm (round)
- Lens height: 45 mm (square) / 47 mm (round)
- Bridge width: 16 mm
- Temple length: 140 mm
- Model: 6018 (square) / 6011 (round)
- In the box: Blue light glasses, case, cleaning cloth
- Filters 100% of blue light
- Made for the 1–2 hours before sleep
- 7-layer lenses: anti-reflective, UV400 & anti-scratch
- Feather-light at just 20 g
- No prescription – square or round
Red full filter
100% blue light – out
The red filter blocks your screens' blue light completely. The strongest filter for the hours right before sleep.
Evening wind-down
For the last hours of the day
Put them on 1–2 hours before bed and consciously wind down – your ritual for the transition into the night.
Just 20 grams
Wear for hours, barely feel them
The light frame stays comfortable on the couch in the evening too – no pressure points on nose or ears.
Square or round
Your look for the evening
Choose your frame in square or round – both 20 g light and unisex, for men and women.
Recovery Blue Light Glasses Red in comparison
What's inside the lenses
Good evening blue light protection doesn't have to be expensive
Let's be honest – a blue light filter at the optician or pricey branded glasses quickly cost a multiple. That's why our red blue light glasses exist: a full blue light filter for the evening, accessible to everyone.
| Blue light filter at optician (surcharge) | from €90* |
| Branded evening glasses | €60–120* |
| Frame + filter coating | from €150* |
| Poor sleep after screen evenings | Priceless |
| Recovery Blue Light Glasses Red | €39.90 |
FAQ and useful information
What are red blue light glasses?
Lenses with a red or amber filter that block blue light almost completely. They're mainly worn in the evening.
Red or orange blue light glasses – what's the difference?
Orange (approx. 99%) is the all-rounder for the day; red (100%) is the evening specialist for the 1–2 hours before sleep, but distorts colours more.
Blue light in the evening and sleep – what's the connection?
Bright, short-wave light in the evening can affect the natural day-night rhythm. Many therefore consciously reduce evening screen blue light.
When should you wear red blue light glasses?
Ideally in the last 1–2 hours before bed, if you're still looking at screens.
Do you need a prescription for them?
No, they come entirely without correction (0 dpt) and can be worn by anyone who doesn't need vision correction.
Who are evening blue light glasses for?
For anyone still on screens in the evening who wants to wind down consciously. For persistent sleep problems, seek medical advice.